In the most recently published book in the Rizzoli and Isles series, there is a haunting look at a polygamy community called Kingdom Come. When Maura decides to leave her conference early with a fellow doctor and his friends for a sky trip, they disappear when the weather creates dangerous roads. The group takes refuge in the abandoned sect housing that was originated by the prophet Jeremiah Goode. Something has obviously gone wrong in Kingdom Come as cooked food and animals were left behind as if they were simply forgotten. After Maura's body is believed to be found Rizzoli, Agent Dean, and Father Brophy travel to Wyoming to figure out the truth of the investigation of her death. Is she really dead? This book was decent, but focused less on the murder/forensic aspects than the other novels. Now that I'm completely caught up on the series, I will have to wait to see what happens next when Gerritsen publishes the newest one this coming summer!
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